Biography:
Regina Spektor (born Regina Ilyinichna Spektor on 18 February 1980 in Moscow) is a Russian-born American singer, songwriter, and pianist. Her music is associated with the anti-folk scene centered on New York City's East Village.
Spektor studied classical piano from the age of six, practising on a Petrof piano given to her mother by her grandfather. She was also exposed to the music of rock and roll bands such as The Beatles, Queen, and The Moody Blues by her father
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Other songs:
- Better
- Bleeding Heart
- Blue Lips
- Don't Leave Me (ne Me Quitte Pas)
- Eet
- Fidelity
- Field Below
- Firewood
- Folding Chair
- Genius Next Door
- Ghost Of Corporate Future
- Hero
- Hotel Song
- How
- Jessica
- Lady
- Laughing With
- Machine
- Man Of A Thousand Faces
- My Man (boardwalk Empire)
- No Surprises
- On The Radio
- One More Time With Feeling
- Open
- Patron Saint
- Raindrops
- Samson
- Somedays
- Summer In The City
- The Calculation
- The Call
- The Party
- Two Birds
- Us
- You've Got Time
- United states
- All The Rowboats
- Call Them Brothers
- 2 99 Cent Blues
- Another Town
- Apres Moi
- Aquarius
- Back Of A Truck
- Ballad Of A Politician
- Baobabs
- Bartender
- Be Like A Cloud
- Black And White
- Bobbing For Apples
- Braille
- Buildings
- Carbon Monoxide
- Chemo Limo
- Consequence Of Sounds
- Dance Anthem Of The 80S
- Dont Leave Me Ne Me Quitte Pas
- Edit
- Flowers
- Grand Hotel
- Human Of The Year
- I Cut Off My Hair
- Just Like The Movies
- Lacrimosa
- Lounge
- Love Affair
- Love Youre A Whore
- Lullaby
- Mermaid
- Musicbox
- My Dear Acquaintance
- My Man
- New Year
- Obsolete
- Ode To Divorce
- Oedipus
- Ohmerica
- Old Jacket Stariy Pedjak
- Older And Taller
- Poor Little Rich Boy
- Prisoners
- Reading Time With Pickle
- Real Love
- Riot Gear
- Sailor Song
- Samon
- Sellers Of Flowers
- Small Bills
- Small Town Moon
- Stay Unreleased
- That Time
- The Light
- The Noise
- The One Who Stayed And The One Who Left
- The Prayer Of Franois Villon Molitva
- The Sword And The Pen
- The Trapper And The Furrier
- The Visit
- The Wallet
- Time Is All Around
- Tornadoland
- Uh
- You
- Youve Got Time
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I am a mermaid
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But I've sold my voice
C
For a couple of feet
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That always bleed
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When I go walking in the road
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For a couple of feet
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And they always bleed
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No matter how I clean
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And I once saw a most beautiful man
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at the local record store
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He bumped into me and said,
Well excuse me, young ma'am, but
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haven't I seen those pretty eyes somewhere before?
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I smiled, but gestured at my throat
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To show that I was mute
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Well, he quickly stared down at the floor
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And shuffled in his boots
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Aw, he was out of there so fast
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I am a mermaid
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But I've sold my voice
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For a midnight train
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And a bump of cocaine
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And an old photo of Ballets Russes
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I am a mermaid
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But I have sold my voice
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For a bottle of gin
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'Cause I can't swim
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And I sure don't want to float
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Oh, I was so lonely walking out of that store
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And back into the busy people street
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When I overhead, I heard an argument
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A woman opened up her window, threw a flower pot from it
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I was startled by the crash
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But went over to find the little plant
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I quickly emptied it out my coffee paper cup and
Adopted it
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Transplanted it
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Took it home and
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Named it Mozart
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I am a mermaid
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But I've sold my voice
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And I got rid of my tail
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At a junkyard sale
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Along with some favorite childhood toys
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I am a mermaid
F
But I have sold my voice
C
For a couple of feet
G
And they always bleed
F C
No matter how I clean
C
For a couple of feet
G
And they always bleed
F C
No matter how I clean
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For a couple of feet
G
That tend to bleed
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When I go wa-wa-walking
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In the streeeeeeeet
I am a mermaid
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But I've sold my voice
C
For a couple of feet
G
That always bleed
F C
When I go walking in the road
C G C
I am a mermaid
F
But I've sold my voice
C
For a couple of feet
G
And they always bleed
F
No matter how I clean
G
And I once saw a most beautiful man
F C
at the local record store
G
He bumped into me and said,
Well excuse me, young ma'am, but
F C
haven't I seen those pretty eyes somewhere before?
Am G
I smiled, but gestured at my throat
F C C/B
To show that I was mute
Am G
Well, he quickly stared down at the floor
F
And shuffled in his boots
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Aw, he was out of there so fast
C G C
I am a mermaid
F
But I've sold my voice
C
For a midnight train
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And a bump of cocaine
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And an old photo of Ballets Russes
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I am a mermaid
F
But I have sold my voice
C
For a bottle of gin
G
'Cause I can't swim
F
And I sure don't want to float
G
Oh, I was so lonely walking out of that store
F C
And back into the busy people street
G
When I overhead, I heard an argument
F C
A woman opened up her window, threw a flower pot from it
Am G
I was startled by the crash
F C C/B
But went over to find the little plant
Am G F
I quickly emptied it out my coffee paper cup and
Adopted it
F
Transplanted it
F
Took it home and
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Named it Mozart
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I am a mermaid
F
But I've sold my voice
C
And I got rid of my tail
G
At a junkyard sale
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Along with some favorite childhood toys
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I am a mermaid
F
But I have sold my voice
C
For a couple of feet
G
And they always bleed
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No matter how I clean
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For a couple of feet
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And they always bleed
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No matter how I clean
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For a couple of feet
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That tend to bleed
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When I go wa-wa-walking
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